Christian Wuerslin

Hi Jiro,

OK, I think I'm starting to get the idea of the difference between app and function :). So the next version of the app will simply return the figure handle to comply with the specs.

Thanks for the publicity <3

Hi Jiro,

wow, thanks for the thorough investigation. Would have taken me forever to figure that out. Well, I was trying to give people the possibility to add arbitrary plots (e.g. quiver, lines) to the axes and thus introduced the axes handle output. Since the axes are destroyed when the panel leyout is changed, I disabled this feature when the axes handles are returned. I guess I have to think of something different for the app. Thanks for your suggestions!

Cheers,

Christian

Hi Yagnesh,

please be aware, that Matlab is not like C or any other compiled language. Matlab is interpreted at run-time and therefore long scripts (or a lot of loops) are very time-consuming. Matlab solves this by supplying powerful matrix operations. Your code

for i=1:m
for j=1:n
z(i,j)=(G-1)-y(i,j);
end
end

can be simply replaced by

z = (G-1) - y;

What happens is that Matlab automatically detects that y is a matrix of a certain size and returns a a matrix z of the same size. The loops you use are preformed automatically (and way faster). Note that this only works if G is a scalar (in your case) or if G has the same size as y.
The same applies to all loops in your submission. Hope this helps you in future projects.

Hi Jiro,

OK, I think I'm starting to get the idea of the difference between app and function :). So the next version of the app will simply return the figure handle to comply with the specs.

Thanks for the publicity <3